Here's the thing: if you're a video editor, there's a very good chance you were less than pleased with the initial launch of Final Cut Pro X. A large portion of complaints focused on missing features, in comparison to Final Cut Pro 7. Today, Apple has once again updated the software with free improvements, and will now launch a marketing campaign targeting professional Mac users.

Yesterday, Apple finally came around on the subject of two-step verification. And for many, the move seemed like Cupertino was taking a stronger stance on protecting those valuable Apple ID accounts. But unfortunately, a new security hole may have opened in the process.

Earlier this afternoon, reports of a browser-based trojan infecting Mac OS X users started sprouting up around the internet. The malware installs itself as a plugin on browsers like Safari, Chrome, and Firefox. Now that we're all aware, you can avoid getting infected by taking some simple precautions. But what if Yontoo is already blowing up your browser with ads?

If you're the type of person who takes advantage of the dual-booting powers of Boot Camp when using your Mac, today's OS X update is of great importance. Previously relegated to only using Windows 7 or older, OS X 10.8.3 finally adds support for Windows 8.